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Author: Erin Elizabeth

Reuters: As a New York legal window opens, child sex abuse victims sue Catholic Church, Boy Scouts, Jeffrey Epstein, and others

Reuters: As a New York legal window opens, child sex abuse victims sue Catholic Church, Boy Scouts, Jeffrey Epstein, and others

Posted by | Aug 14, 2019 | , , , ,

Scores of people in New York state who were sexually abused as children sued institutions, including the Roman Catholic Church, on Wednesday, the first day a new law temporarily permitted them to file lawsuits over decades-old crimes. According to a court spokesman, 427 lawsuits had been filed in courts by the close of business on Wednesday. RELATED STORY: Washington Post: Boy Scouts failed to stop hundreds of previously unreported sexual predators, a lawsuit alleges The Child Victims Act, the state’s landmark new law, includes a provision that lifts a statute of limitations, for one year, that had prohibited older...

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CBS: Weed Killer Found In Kids At Higher Levels Than Parents

CBS: Weed Killer Found In Kids At Higher Levels Than Parents

Posted by | Aug 14, 2019 | , , , , ,

As the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) decides whether to re-approve Bayer-Monsanto’s glyphosate, the weed-killing ingredient in Roundup, for another fifteen years, a new report finds ninety percent of the families tested had glyphosate in their bodies, and most children had much higher amounts than their parent. The Center for Environmental Health (CEH), a non-profit that strives to protect people from toxins, conducted the bio-monitoring study. They reached out to parents who have reported or researched chemicals in children in the past and asked them if they wanted to participate. RELATED STORY Interview: Stephanie Seneff, senior research scientist at MIT,...

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Forbes: Johnson & Johnson Under Criminal Investigation For Concealing Cancer Risks Of Baby Powder

Forbes: Johnson & Johnson Under Criminal Investigation For Concealing Cancer Risks Of Baby Powder

Posted by | Aug 14, 2019 | , ,

The U.S. Justice Department is currently conducting a criminal investigation to determine if Johnson & Johnson lied to the public about the possible presence of asbestos fibers, and the resulting cancer risk, in its talcum powder.   Bloomberg broke the news of the criminal probe (which had not previously been reported) last month. It coincides with a regulatory investigation and civil claims by over 14,000 cancer patients who question the safety of the company’s products. They claim that Johnson & Johnson’s Baby Powder talc products caused their ovarian cancer or mesothelioma, which is a rare form of the cancer...

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First Of Its Kind Case Known To Humans: Dolphin Adopts Baby Whale, Takes Care Of It For 3 Years

First Of Its Kind Case Known To Humans: Dolphin Adopts Baby Whale, Takes Care Of It For 3 Years

Posted by | Aug 13, 2019 | ,

Bottlenose dolphins are loving and loyal mothers – they nurse, protect, and play with their youngsters for up to six years. New research released by National Geographic has revealed the first known case of a wild bottlenose mother adopting a calf from another species. In a first case of its kind known to humans, a bottlenose dolphin adopted a baby whale a few years ago and is still caring for it! And guess what? The baby whale has taken up dolphin behavior because, well, we are shaped by the company we keep. According to National Geographic: ‘In 2014, researchers...

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CBS: Third Dog Dies from Swimming in Lake, Allegedly from Poisonous Algae

CBS: Third Dog Dies from Swimming in Lake, Allegedly from Poisonous Algae

Posted by | Aug 13, 2019 | , , ,

Three dogs have died recently after swimming in Lady Bird Lake. The City of Austin is conducting tests to see if algae and water samples contain neurotoxins that could poison dogs. Mia Mineghino is one of the residents who lost her dog, Koda. The last time she took Koda swimming at Red Bud Isle in Lady Bird Lake there were no warning signs near the parking lot. She assumed it was safe. Now she’s waiting, along with thousands of other dog owners, to find out if the blue-green algae in the water could be poisonous. RELATED STORY: Miami Herald:...

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